The Future of Work is Now In some ways, it’s a little misleading to talk about the future of work. Discussing “the future” of anything makes it feel as though the topic at hand is somewhere to be found in the distant future. Often times, this is not the case. Earlier this year, the Irish Times published a piece on the fut...
How Employers and Jobseekers Alike Can Extract Every Bit of Value From LinkedIn Remember when bell bottom jeans were all the rage? Or when going to a rave was the height of hedonistic indulgence? Or when Friends aired for the first time? All three of these things are distant m...
Why Leaving Millennials Alone is a Smart Marketing Strategy What we’re referring to here, of course, is the term “Millennials”. The people making up this cohort, generally considered to have been born between 1981 - 1996, are actually very nice. Yes, really...
Successful Project Management for Remote Teams Managing whole projects can be daunting at the best of times – but when you’ve got a remote team, there are some extra aspects that might be tricky. The good news is that, if you get things set up well from the start, you may find your project goes better than you’d have imagined. Your remote tea...
Can Data Scientists Become CEO? Data scientist jobs have been rumoured to be the sexiest of the 21st century as far back as 2012. And we can see why. A successful data scientist is often a hybrid of a number cruncher, data hacker, analyst, investigator and trusted expert. It’s clear to see how these qualities can be useful to C...
Coding Might Not Be The Most in Demand Skill of the Future If asked, it’s a fair bet that the majority of people will think that the skill most in demand in the current and future jobs market is coding. Most people, that is, except for Jeff Weiner. He believes that communication and leadership skills are what employers want to hire for currently. And wel...
